A Federal Hand in Local Affairs: The Silfab Solar Story
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A Federal Hand in Local Affairs: The Silfab Solar Story
Should federal elected officials involve themselves in local government decisions at all? And if so, on whose behalf? In favor of the business seeking approval? In favor of the local government weighing the decision? Or in favor of citizens opposed to the pending action? The Constitution grants Congress no direct authority over county council votes or FILOT agreements, and South Carolina’s Home Rule Act vests that authority squarely with county …
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Should federal elected officials involve themselves in local government decisions at all? And if so, on whose behalf? In favor of the business seeking approval? In favor of the local government weighing the decision? Or in favor of citizens opposed to the pending action? The Constitution grants Congress no direct authority over county council votes …
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